In celebration of Mandela Month,, Xiaomi South Africa has partnered with the Community to Career Career Fair to invest in the future of underprivileged learners from various schools across Gauteng.

Kagiso Trust has announced the appointment of Zwoitwaho Nevhutalu as Chairperson of the organisation, effective Wednesday, 1 July. Nevhutalu succeeds Mankone Ntsaba, who has completed two consecutive terms and six years as Chairperson of the Board of Trustees. 

A harmless-looking request can do remarkable damage to a working day. One "quick favour" becomes three emails, a meeting and a deadline you never agreed to. Penelope Meniere, National Marketing Manager at Workshop17, explores why so many professionals struggle to say no, and why protecting your capacity may be one of the smartest things you do at work.

Sesame Workshop International South Africa has received a grant from the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, an initiative to expand access to quality education and soccer for children in more than 200 communities around the world. 

Venelize de Lange from media update considers what WeBuyCars' backlash over their latest advertisement reveals about topical advertising and brand publicity.

Clover Mama Afrika's recent Barbering and Grooming Training Programme has empowered community caregivers and youth with practical hair and grooming skills. Trainees learned everything from the basics of trimming and cutting to specialised techniques.

Clover Mama Afrika has announced it has hosted an Indian cooking course for their Mamas. With the team setting out to find an appropriate cook to host the class, who was skilled in authentic, South African Indian recipes.

The group of South Africans joining the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme this year have departed from OR Tambo International Airport for Japan on Saturday, 25 July.

In honour of Nelson Mandela International Day, Engen and Vivo Energy employees dedicated their 67 minutes of service to helping combat poverty and inequality, demonstrating the power of collective action to make a meaningful difference in vulnerable communities.

As South Africa observes National Science Month in July, thousands of rural Grade eight and nine learners in remote villages in Mpumalanga and the Free State are dreaming of careers in coding, robotics and engineering with the support of an education non-profit.